Images of interest, but such a search would need to conducted in-personīy the researcher or his/her representative. However, they generally are not well indexed by military units, The Library's collections contain many U.S. Jump to: General Sources (multiple military Military Images: Major Repositories (Prints and Photographs Reading Preview of the auction will be available on June 19 from 12-4pm and June 20 and 21 from 10am-5pm at Hindman’s Cincinnati saleroom.Sources of U.S. Burns, MD, Historic Medical Photography Collection.Īdditional information about the auction can be found here, the catalogue for the first session can be found here and the second session here.īidding for the auction will begin on 10am ET on June 21 and 22, and will be available in-person, via telephone and online via Hindman’s Digital Bid Room. Cohen Civil War Collection, and the Stanley B. Brant Mittler, the Collection of Tom Charles Huston, the Richard B. Significant collections that will be offered include selections from the Forrest Fenn Collection, the Collection of Dr. Items signed by George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and Susan B. Highlights include an autograph letter signed by George Armstrong Custer to Captain George Yates, 7th Cavalry, Fort Yates, Dakota Territory, 11 June 1871, from the Forrest Fenn Collection (lot 183 estimate: $6,000-8,000) and the Rosborough family archive, including letters relating to the California Gold Rush, the Modoc War, the Klondike Gold Rush, and early settlement and mining interests in Idaho, Nevada, and Texas (lot 246 estimate: $15,000-25,000). Most noteworthy is a half plate tintype showing Company D, 2nd Tennessee Cavalry Regiment in the field (lot 37 estimate: $3,000-4,000).Ī robust selection of letters and manuscripts will also be featured. From the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, Indian Wars, and westward expansion, to abolition and women’s suffrage, the auction has something that will appeal to all history enthusiasts.Ī strong selection of 19th century photography, including Civil War images are among the most anticipated lots in the first session of the sale. The first session of the auction will also capture a wide swath of American history, containing nearly 300 lots representing many significant moments and figures in our nation’s history. Three Centuries of American Historical Ephemera & Photography | June 21 Lockman, 83rd and 119th New York Regiments, WIA at Gettysburg (lot 435 estimate: $5,000-7,000). The Hermann Collection will be offered on June 22 and will feature over 40 pieces of headgear, highlighted by a Model 1832 US Infantry shako for an enlisted soldier (lot 297 estimate: $4,000 - $6,000) and a Civil War Union General’s Hardee hat (lot 338 estimate: $10,000 - $15,000).Īdditional standout lots include nine prewar and Civil War-period painted drums including a rare Marine Corps drum possibly made during the Mexican War (lot 387 estimate: $10,000-15,000) over 20 Civil War presentation and corps badges, including a II Army Corps badge presented to Colonel Michael Cotter Murphy, 170th New York Infantry, Medal of Honor recipient for action at the Battle of North Anna River on, and first New York City Police Commissioner (lot 404 estimate: $7,000-10,000) and a frock coat, vest, and sash identified to Lt. The auction will lead with a session on June 21 that spans nearly three centuries of American history, including the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, Indian Wars, westward expansion, abolition, and women’s suffrage.Īmerican Militaria Collection of Bruce B. To the serious collector this will be a once in a lifetime opportunity particularly in the headgear and uniforms categories.” “It is indeed a rare and thrilling occasion when a collection such as this hits the auction block. “The collection has amassed is absolutely one of the finest around with great emphasis on authenticity, rarity and quality,” shared military painter, scholar, and collector Don Troiani. The sale offers bidders an especially rare opportunity to compete on a wide breadth of exceptional historical items that represent Hermann’s passion for history and American militaria.
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Hermann also served as an appraiser on the PBS series The Antiques Roadshow for 11 seasons. With an extensive background in American and Western European military history, Hermann has more than 30 years of experience collecting and dealing in 16th to 20th century militaria. Hermann, an internationally renowned specialist in military antiques, will highlight Hindman’s June 21st to 22nd American Historical Ephemera and Photography Auction. Cincinnati, OH – The Civil War and American Militaria Collection of Bruce B.
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